MikeandDow

old News not current she HAD shares check the thai stock exchange

"wonder if he would be able to get a visa to countries like Australia where one must indicate any criminal record..."" bit of a stupid question don't you think

Just pointing out the non factual assumption you make, if you think it is naive all well and good, i post facts not assumptions, the only thing i can agree upon is Thasking is a killer and a very corrupt gangster FACT !!!!

you keep saying letter of innocence it is a bad translation it is a letter of forgiveness Thaskin IS a convicted felon and that will not change

she is NOT a MP

Serial petitioner Sonthiya Sawasdee claims that Thaksin, who was sentenced to a prison term for corruption, was also stripped of his police rank. “It seems to me that Thaksin has no right to wear the white official uniform, usually worn by government officials at official functions,” he said. According to the Royal Gazette, Thaksin was stripped of his police rank on September 8th, 2015 and had his royal decorations withdrawn on March 30th, 2016, because he was convicted of corruption by the Supreme Court’s Criminal Division for Political Office Holders. Moreover, he attempted to escape punishment by fleeing the country. According to PM Office regulations, concerning political appointees, officials sentenced to a prison term are no longer permitted to wear the official uniform. here we go !!!!!!

what has this got to do with the current topic Paetongtarn Reaffirms Digital Wallet Commitment Amid Cancellation Rumours

"The citizens of this great nation did NOT vote for her. This is the opposite of Democracy. ": no it is not the opposite of Democracy, many parliamentary systems the people do not elected a PM rather the people vote and elect MPs who in turn elect the PM very common system of Democracy

Thank god for the ignore list

No a cert of Innocence it is a bad translation is a cert of Forgiveness, thaskin is a convicted felon there is no if or buts

Iam sure it would be there are a lot of alternates, than giving Money to be robed by your family for alcohol drugs ect

And how will it be determined who gets it and who doesn't, would it be OK to give to a poor mother and father with a alcoholic son who would rob the money from them, what a bout a druggy son or gambler son who wants the mother and father share to feed there habits, it is a big problem this handout it should not be in the form of money

she was 16 at the time this scandal started this is muck raking by the red shirts

only thing i can say is go to an anger management class you have a lot of hate there

Think you may have low standards if you think it was a good post

True good post

1984

If you think this was well thought out and written i pity you, it was full of opinions, misinformation and un substantiated facts 1 "On corruption charges", it was NOT Thaskin who tried to bribe a judge but his lawyer no proof he was under orders from Thaskin 2 "convinces Srettha to employ the lawyer" no proof this is an opinion 3 "report Srettha to the Ethics committee," again no proof this is a guess at best 4 "He now installs his daughter as the new PM" she was elected by MPs no proof thaskin had anything to do with this 5 "If all else fails, have a military coup" no evidence of a coup 6 "a convicted felon is dabbling in politics from jail." Thaskin is Not in jail

"her participation" wonder how she took part she was 16 at the time of this scandal all this rubbish is being drag up by the red shirt japuron

Confined space,"need training to enter" but Thailand no safety awareness

don't get your knickers in a twist, its just a "saying"

well i see the drug dealer has been kicked out of the cabinet which i think is a win

Yes i am A farang i do not like Thaskin for what he has done to thai people The majority if you ask them DO not like Thaskin now lets get to some facts 2,873 Thais dead in a matter of three months, from February to April, 2003. The victims included whole families, women, children and old people. In many cases, bodies were left out in the open in an almost ritualistic public display, to be photographed by an all too eager local press. international human rights organisations denounced the "war" as one of the worst cases of human rights abuse in recent times. Eventually, the UN Commission on Human Rights asked the Thai government to explain some 23 cases of abuse from mass killings to deaths and disappearances of rights defenders, like lawyer Somchai Neelapaijit. When the Independent Committee on the Casualties of the 2003 War on Drugs established by the Surayud Chulanont government published its report in 2008, it concluded that 1,372 of the people killed had no drug related records. More importantly, the chair of the commission concluded that all 2,873 killings should be considered crimes against humanity. I could go on but think you get the point Thaskin was responsible for the above the troubles down south where started by him when he was in power (google is your Friend ) yes he had some good policy's but at what cost to the Thai people to the family's he killed and he is at it again the man is evil and the people are realizing that

You are taking the Pxss, the guy killed 2500 people on the war of drugs a crime against humanity Responsible for the Tak bai incident Responsible for the troubles down south Corruption the thai people well rid of him

from jail